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March 08, 2021

Henry L. Marsh, III is elected the first Black mayor of Richmond, Virginia, "the cradle of the Confederacy," on this date in 1977.

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President's Weekly Address - 5/1/10

POSTED: May 01, 2010, 12:00 am

In light of the Supreme Court decision that broadened the influence of corporations and lobbyists in elections, President Obama calls for finance reform that will return the power to determine who will serve in elected office back to the public.

Source: The White House

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